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this really makes the swisher deal look bad.
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Swisher should never of been dealt in the first place.
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Horrible trade but Swish has reverted back to form again.
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Swisher had a good bounce back year with the Yanks and won a ring, but hes having a DunnRios type of year.
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Not surprised, Greg Walker isn't the Yankees hitting coach.
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.260 .326 113 HR....no one should be taking advice from greg walker.
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Well, I don't like Walker as a hitting coach, but I think his line as a player means diddly squat.
Coaches who were mediocre/bad players who survived in the MLB rely on fundamentals because they didn't possess the talent. I think these type of guys, depending on their communication skills, ought to make pretty good coaches because they can teach those fundamentals.
Also, I imagine being a pretty shitty poker player who doesn't know when to quit probably plays a monster role in being hired/retained as a coach. You know, a fish.
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